1602 E LOBO Street

Freedom, privacy, breathtaking mountain views, and over an acre of land to make your own. This exceptional San Tan Valley property offers a rare combination of amenities that's becoming increasingly difficult to find. Situated on over 1.25 acres with incredible views of the Superstition Mountains, this 3,731-square-foot custom residence delivers the space and flexibility of acreage living with NO HOA restrictions. Even better, the home is connected to city water, while backyard irrigation is supplied by a shared well with no water bill for irrigation, an incredible advantage for maintaining the property's expansive outdoor spaces.

Inside, timeless Southwestern architecture meets spacious, thoughtfully designed living areas. The single-level floor plan features 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, elegant travertine flooring, rich alder cabinetry, architectural ceiling details, and multiple areas designed for gathering and entertaining. The gourmet kitchen features granite countertops, a built-in refrigerator, dual-fuel range, walk-in pantry, and generous prep and serving space. A dedicated theater room and separate game room create outstanding opportunities for entertaining, while the split primary suite offers a private retreat complete with a jetted soaking tub, walk-in travertine shower, dual vanities, and generous closet space.

Step outside to an expansive wraparound covered patio overlooking the sprawling grounds, framed by stunning Superstition Mountain views and Arizona's wide-open skies. The property offers ample room for horses, recreational vehicles, trailers, outdoor entertaining, and the opportunity to create a truly personalized backyard retreat. A three-car garage, RV access, additional covered parking, and mature fruit trees further enhance the property's versatility.

What makes this property truly special isn't just the home itself. It's everything that comes with it. Over 1.25 acres, spectacular mountain views, the convenience of city water, shared-well irrigation without a water bill for irrigation, and the freedom of owning property without an HOA.

This isn't simply a place to live. It's an opportunity to enjoy the space, privacy, and freedom that make Arizona acreage living so desirable.